The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-08-11
searsaort Locals.

Amos ID. Carver, of New York, is In town.
+. W. Dutch of Newton, Mass, is making a visit
in town.
Rev. II. q. Harbutt is spending his vacation at
Monmouth Me.
Rev. c. l.. Haskell will preach at North Sears
port next sunday forenoon.
Rev. Alfred IL. Thompson of Wakefield, n. II.
is visiting Geo. +. Smith and family.
Mrs. John p. Thomas of Portland was in town a
sh 'rt time the guest of Mrs. IL. o. Blethen.
ship l.. J. Morse, Capt Benjamin Carver, 2d, ar
rived at New York 9TH, ia days from Calcutta.
A large delegation from here attended the tenn
perance camp.mecting at Northport the past week.
The crew of the Mary Morgan is largely made
up of Seaisport people, who employed in
various capacities.
Joseph Perry, who has Il fine situation as ma
linist at Waltham, left last week after fort
nights vacation in town.
Capt. Selwyn McGilsery received some goods by
Steamer Lucy Z. Miller, which touched in here
saturday on her way down.
Mrs. Ella Cleveland Henderson, the noted con.
traIto singer, OF Boston. will give Il song recital
here on Thursday, the 18th.
Capt, j F. Peterson left by boat Monday for
New York where he will take command of bark
Adolph Obrig, now loaded for Japan
Repairs on the steamboat wharf are rapidly
approaching completion Everything 50 far has
been done in Master Bennett, best manner.
1t is to he regretted that better notice was not
given members of the 9Th battery organization,
had there been the reunion here would have been
more generally attended.
Mr.. Albert d. Coson having secured the position
of 1T officer on board ship X. X. Thomas left by
boat Friday to join the ship at New York where
She j. loading for Melbourne
Mes,rs. Colc"ri X Nichols have bought a fine
photograph studio at Weymouth, Mass, and will
run branch establishment in connection with
their New Market \. H. rooms
Miss Mollie Drew, daughter, of Capt. j. II.
Drew, of the "kcnncbccer," Mrs Hill Rogers, of
Winterport, and Miss Turner of Springfield,
MAJ, guests Of Miss Henrietta Nickcls.
Richard p. smith. a member of Atkinson 4
Cooks dramatic company, left by the Morgan
Friday to Join Tie company at Chelsea where they
viii hc in rehearsal iur two weeks preparatory for
the coming season.
Mr.. Charles p. Graves, of Portland, is making
extensive repairs "n the Congregational organ
The society is fortunate in securing the services of
Mr.. Graves, who is Il musician workman and tuner
lie will remain in town this week and any parties
having pianos organs that require tuning can
leave orders at the American press Office.
Mis- Jennie H. Emerson assisted by Mrs. Liz lie
Lane, will give an entertainment AT Union hall
Monday evening Aug. 18th. Miss Emerson de
serves well ii the hands of generous public.
having bl her own unaci efforts, secured a fine
e lucaIinn and employment in a very responsible
position in Worcester, Mass. For ihe past two
year, Miss Emerson has studied elocution and re
Gently has frequently appeared before cultured
audiences in Worcester, and both press and public
loud in praise Of her Efforts.
The e.. \. Il exc uIsion to Camden was a lerfcct
success. The adagc that Fortune Fayors the
Brave" MAS verified, as the ladies and comrades
were furnished two bands and an orchestra during
the Trip free of charge 1t happened in this way.
ON the down trip I.erouN Il Witcn's circus band
Cotton board at Belfast and OF course played going
into Camden. On the return trip the orpheus Club
and band of Rock land on their way to Belfast To
furnish music for the drama Rose'iae were On
board and furnished music all the way up, and ON
li wing ut Belfast they got out their brass horns
and played ON the forward deck. At Camden the
niltcc of George : Cobb post and escorted to their
beautiful hail where bountiful repast was
served in the dining rooms adjoining. our cti-
hope soon to reciprocate the favor, and enter
lain the veterans and their ladies from Camden.